With the Webform module, we are going to create a new content type. Click on Content> Add content> Webform.
Scroll down and tick off ‘Provide a menu link’. Disable ‘commenting’, ‘publish to front page’ and ‘display author and date,’ by scrolling down and changing the settings for the last three columns.
Save and the next step is to enter some fields.
The feedback form I am going to make will use contact information like names, email addresses and phone numbers. Each time you add a component, you will be led to a page that will edit the component.
For example, edit component: How would you rate our.
Fill in the ‘Label’ as ‘How would you rate our…’
Continue and add the following:
Label
Type
First Name
textfield
Last Name
textfield
E-mail
e-mail (with validator to ensure the content is an actual address.)
Phone
textfield
How would you rate our…
Grid (A table of related questions and answers.)
Additional Comments
textarea
*When you edit e-mail settings, add an address that you like the form to be sent to.
Finally, go to ‘Form Settings’ page on the top right corner and add a confirmation message, submission access and any other options you would like.
Hi Delaney, this is a great tutorial. Just the right amount of detail and hopefully it might be useful to some of the class. I should note that Drupal has a built in module for hyper-simple feedback forms, but if you want to do anything beyond a text entry field – the webform module is definitely what you want to be using. Good work in bringing this module to the attention of the group – GJS.
Build A User Feedback Form with Webform
You can use this Webform module to create a customer feedback form or to make an order form for your business.
Setup:
Before you begin, you need to install the Webform module.
http://drupal.org/project/webform
Module Installation:
The feedback form I am going to make will use contact information like names, email addresses and phone numbers. Each time you add a component, you will be led to a page that will edit the component.
For example, edit component: How would you rate our.
Fill in the ‘Label’ as ‘How would you rate our…’
Continue and add the following:
*When you edit e-mail settings, add an address that you like the form to be sent to.
Finally, go to ‘Form Settings’ page on the top right corner and add a confirmation message, submission access and any other options you would like.
Hi Delaney, this is a great tutorial. Just the right amount of detail and hopefully it might be useful to some of the class. I should note that Drupal has a built in module for hyper-simple feedback forms, but if you want to do anything beyond a text entry field – the webform module is definitely what you want to be using. Good work in bringing this module to the attention of the group – GJS.